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Immanuel Kant |
2 kinds of knowledge, intellectual and sensitive. Intellectual- not based on senses, but a knowledge that helps us become familiar with the fundimental nature and relations of things. Senstive- our knowledge of things become we can precieve them; senses are a basis for knowledge. Time and space help us to "know" the objects in our world, but they are also "subjective and ideal" to every human; we all have different senses of time. |
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Anton Wilhelm Amo |
Belived that the body experiences sensation in a way that affects the mind, not vise versa. |
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Simone de Beauvoir |
Wrote a book called the second sex, became the fundimental text for modern feminism. Women's condition in society is shaped not just by patriarchy itself, but by other structures that evolve: socioeconomic, ideological, economic, etc |
